whitehouse. lead me comment my colleague, supervisor campos, that last year heard loud and clear the stories of struggle of small businesses and long-term small businesses that are an integral part of the fabric of our neighborhood commercial districts. that are more than just places to shop or to eat. but are really apart of the communities that make san francisco such a wonderful place to live. as we have seen with residential affordability/commercial affordability has been greatly challenged in this over heated, super-heated economy. we read about it in the paper, we experience it in person. as long-term legacy businesses are forced out because of higher rent. and to that end, supervisor campos championed a legacy business initiative which the people of san francisco embraced, proposition j, on last november's ballot. and unfortunately many of us have heard from many of you that six months later our collective attempts to get you the relief, the financial relief that proposition j promised has

. >> plus new details coming to life a shooting near the whitehouse. what we're learning about the suspect shot by secret service and latest on his condition. good morning and welcome to "fox5 news morning" on this sunday i'm annie yu. >> good to see you i'm tom fitzgerald. we thank you for joining us it's sunday, may 22. we have to tell you that because you would never guess it from the weather. representative to everything we've said for weeks and weeks and weeks. >> we had friday. >> we had a few days in a stretch of what feels like a month of gloomy weather. it doesn't feel like late mayor memorial day weekend approaching and by the time we get to memorial weekend things will change and it's tough to get this pattern down. in fact today and yesterday looked better and today sunless sunday. >> we're headed in the right direction for memorial day weekend. >> we are. >> good us in. >> we'll salvage the month. >> this is the view we've been accustomed to. cloudy and foggy and drizzly. never seen so much in my life. it's all it want to do if not raining

whitehouse. lead me comment my colleague, supervisor campos, that last year heard loud and clear the stories of struggle of small businesses and long-term small businesses that are an integral part of the fabric of our neighborhood commercial districts. that are more than just places to shop or to eat. but are really apart of the communities that make san francisco such a wonderful place to live. as we have seen with residential affordability/commercial affordability has been greatly challenged in this over heated, super-heated economy. we read about it in the paper, we experience it in person. as long-term legacy businesses are forced out because of higher rent. and to that end, supervisor campos championed a legacy business initiative which the people of san francisco embraced, proposition j, on last november's ballot. and unfortunately many of us have heard from many of you that six months later our collective attempts to get you the relief, the financial relief that proposition j promised has

whitehouse. lead me comment my colleague, supervisor campos, that last year heard loud and clear the stories of struggle of small businesses and long-term small businesses that are an integral part of the fabric of our neighborhood commercial districts. that are more than just places to shop or to eat. but are really apart of the communities that make san francisco such a wonderful place to live. as we have seen with residential affordability/commercial affordability has been greatly challenged in this over heated, super-heated economy. we read about it in the paper, we experience it in person. as long-term legacy businesses are forced out because of higher rent. and to that end, supervisor campos championed a legacy business initiative which the people of san francisco embraced, proposition j, on last november's ballot. and unfortunately many of us have heard from many of you that six months later our collective attempts to get you the relief, the financial relief that proposition j promised has

whitehouse. lead me comment my colleague, supervisor campos, that last year heard loud and clear the stories of struggle of small businesses and long-term small businesses that are an integral part of the fabric of our neighborhood commercial districts. that are more than just places to shop or to eat. but are really apart of the communities that make san francisco such a wonderful place to live. as we have seen with residential affordability/commercial affordability has been greatly challenged in this over heated, super-heated economy. we read about it in the paper, we experience it in person. as long-term legacy businesses are forced out because of higher rent. and to that end, supervisor campos championed a legacy business initiative which the people of san francisco embraced, proposition j, on last november's ballot. and unfortunately many of us have heard from many of you that six months later our collective attempts to get you the relief, the financial relief that proposition j promised has

the whitehouse, however, says what d.c. is seeking is basic authority and the city is being subjected to burdens not born by any other local government in the country. >> wisdom. . >> also this morning metro is changing its policy on reporting crime to the public. >> this comes after transit agency waited weeks to inform the public about a rain last month on red lion train and annie yu live with what metro is doing. annie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, maureen, wisdom, after a public outrage and complaints from congress, metro is definitely shaking things up within the agency from now on, metro police must report all violent crimes that happen on metro property. they information to the public. and now this all comes after a kong discretional hearing that took place yesterday. the hearing was aimed at improving metro safety but it quickly turned into metro gm paul wheatfeld a grilling session over why alleged rain on red line train was not redeveloped to the public until earlier this week. week lateers it w

the whitehouse says d.c. is subjected to burdens not born by any other local government in the country. steevr and allison 6:05 weather time. in a couple hours the ballpark will be filled with thousands of local school kids nationals partnered up one ticket sold frl ticket goes to the lymphoma society. tucker has his jersey on and ready to government leading the charge this morning, tuck. >> good morning, steve, allison. here's the deal i cannot sleep last night ways excited about today this is one of my favorite days of the year it's weather day as nats park for a change. those of you down here before for weather day we do not have weather trauma today it's absolutely beautiful start to the day. our presentation starts 10 a.m. thousands of school kids are excited this year. we have a lot of kids from d.c. we're looking forward to meeting this morning. let's do weather. all morning long. put full out here. sunrise about 20 minute ago and it will be absolutely georgous day. blue sky and quiet conditions across

we'll take a live look outside if you head to work by the whitehouse.take a look at camera just fine. pennsylvania out by 21 street. no problems by the hill either. things in china town all over downtown d.c.. we look back at maps to get into downtown d.c. and don't want to drive things on metro look going now we don't have the problem we're dealing with yesterday morning. the first of five rails also in great shape right now. taking a look at virginia sdriv times coming in from further out rich mopped you will not hit the usual congestion on 95 through stafford and things through dale city across the ak quan and same story 66 and we take a closer look at mar par drive times next. any questions@erin "fox5" d.c.. holly, mature sgleen 5:18 is the time and let's look at stories we're engaging on social media and the realtime tracker. >> and moving to wisdom martin. >> good morning to you ladies. first this up morning a florida congressman had advice for d.c. metro system and simply to be more like disney monorail. daniel webster childed metro unreliability

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depth at that point of the mediterranean sea can be more than 10,000 feet and the whitehouse is offering more assistance. >> president directed his staff to make sure administration officials are reaching out to counterparts in both egypt and france and to stand up resources should she be requested. >>> 66 people are believed to have died in the crash and investigators are being ing at terrorism as a possible cause but say that is only one hypothesis. >>> inspiration ali vent going on today. we're remembering fallen heros in northeast philadelphia. we cannot wait to hear more information about it. >> they'll be getting register. we know lots of people are coming out hundreds lacing up sneakers to raise money for families of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. our jennie joyce up there mayfair right now this morning. >> good morning, jennie. >> good morning, karen, bill, certainly inspiration 58 and you know what's cool about this event. it has raised more than 50,000 for families of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty since this event was

whitehouse. given the problems that supervisor peskin identified with the small business commission, just not the last eight months when they didn't have a secretary but years, how do we know we are not spending this money into a black hole. 2.5 million, how do we know this is money that will be used wisely, if you can respond to that on the small business commission and i will ask mrs. whitehouse on the same thing obwd. >> supervisors whether through the standard forms of accountability and oversight, or through the powers that the board has or briefings that you would like us to do with you and your staff. we are happy to provide you whatever level of engagement and information that you are aware of. so that you feel comfortable with the implementation of this program. our mission at the office of economic workforce development and the office of the small business is to help san francisco's small businesses succeed. we are not in the business of starting programs and having them not be successf

"fox5 news morning" back after this >> the whitehouse small they are morning. ted cruz bowing out of presidential bid after losing indiana primary to donald trum trump. his announcement dime many because in the final hours ever the race in hosier state he insist head would stay in the race until june 7 and democratic side bernie sanders clinched win in indiana and november election will be between trump and clinton more than likely. >> so do you have a few extra thousand and bucks to spare do you come see us. no, if so you could be proud new owner of handwritten lyrics by john lennon they're among hundreds of items up for auction this month. they're expected to fetch 3 to 5,000 and lady gaga first piano is up for auction. you need space for that gary if you bid on the piano. >> i have just the spot. in the solar yum. right. hey. that's where you put that things right. >> one word would hear this morning, solarium. >> and maureen likes the word moist and moisture we're dealing with this morning and we'll be dealing with it again we're stuck in this pattern and c

whitehouse: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, i thank the chairman for yielding me this time at the end of the day and congratulate her on the progress that has been made with my senior senator jack reed on this bill. this is the 137th time that i address this body, asking us to wake up to the threat of climate change. while we sleepwalk our ou atmosphere and oceans continue to suffer the damage caused by carbon pollution. as we do nothing, more and more americans demand action. look at the new findings from yale and george mason universities. despite years of industry climate denial propaganda, 75% of all registered voters, 88% of democrats, 78% of independents, and 61% of republicans support regulating carbon dioxide as a pollutant. 74% of registered voters, 88% of democrats, 74% of independents, and 56% of republicans say corporations and industries should do more to address global warming. and 68% of all registered voters, 86% of d

however the whitehouse says president obama will not apologize for the use of the bomb during the waright. let's head to outer space now. 1300 new planet discovered by the kaeppeler in my opinion could be liveable with. nasa rates whether a planet is liveable based on surface temperatures. the discovery gives them hope they can eventually find another earth. >> more people. hopefully one that is dry and not raining all the time. >> i want to move to that pla planet where it does not rain for 15 days straight. >> i was wondering how we learn 1200planet. >> i think only the nine liveable possibly liveable. >> okay. here's temperatures out there right now. we'll be looking for a different place to be with all the clouds and rain around. it's 54 in town and dulles 55 and north and northeast of us a lot of suburbs in the lower 50s as well. this is future cast. 7 a.m. not really today more than anything we're dealing th all right. maybe a little sunshine. call it bonus sunshine. couple showers drift across from time too time. and you can see here a few showers around even by 12:00, 1:00 you

whitehouse. given the problems that supervisor peskin identified with the small business commission, just not the last eight months when they didn't have a secretary but years, how do we know we are not spending this money into a black hole. 2.5 million, how do we know this is money that will be used wisely, if you can respond to that on the small business commission and i will ask mrs. whitehouse on the same thing obwd. >> supervisors whether through the standard forms of accountability and oversight, or through the powers that the board has or briefings that you would like us to do with you and your staff. we are happy to provide you whatever level of engagement and information that you are aware of. so that you feel comfortable with the implementation of this program. our mission at the office of economic workforce development and the office of the small business is to help san francisco's small businesses succeed. we are not in the business of starting programs and having them not be successf

and the race for the whitehouse and updates in campaign 2016 download the "fox5" mobile sglap and also this morning we now know the name of a man hijacked a metro bus northeast and the victim killed. >> 30-year-old keith loving is charged with second degree murder in death of 40-year-old anthony pain along many helen boroughs avenue and he attacked the driver of the metro bus before jumping behind the wheel and driveing a bus through a gas station parking lot where he struck and called pain. >> incident races concerns of the safety of metro bus drivers. assaults on drivers are down compared to the same time looingt year. >> union representing drivers says more needs to be zone to keep them safe. melanie alnwick is live in northeast with more, mel. . >> good morning, yeah, metro bus drivers say they deserve to be safe at work and passengers deserve a safe ride as well. after yesterday's hijacking which ended up right here at the dumpster here where the passenger was struck they say it's another scary example of safety issues and concerns. here's a little bit of a look of what they have

now to the race for the whitehouse. republican donald trump took on eye victory in oregon. >> it was a photo finish in the democratic primary in kentucky. hillary clinton and bernie sanders were neck in neck and clinton barely won and sanders won in oregon and it doesn't slow down the march to the nam naix though sanders said he is not dropping in the cais. >> megan kelly sat down with trump for an exclusive interview. she addressed contentious feud which played out on media and he responded to touch and she asked if someone hurt him or wounded him in the past? >> when i am wounded i go after people hard. okay? and i try to unwound myself. >> most kids between the ages of 6 and 16 have been bullied at some point in their lives. were you ever bull writeed? >> no, i was not but i have seen bullying it and it doesn't have to be as i child i know people bullied when 55. >> and when you're 45. >> i don't blame you you're doing your thing. >> he has regretted some abusive language he had but said he was responded tactics made

mean they're coming from a -- that's one of the floors they live have in residents portion of the whitehouse they moved out. >> let's be real for a minute. if you're president of the united states and you're leaving white house you can't pick any house. there's certain considerations for security and secret service in space that they'll need to kind of set up the security details you also have to pick out a neighborhood that can accommodate this kind of trvrk as well too. it's not just going down to the realtor and saying hey i need a house for a couple years. >> he's doing a good things for daughter i think it makes a lot of sense. next up. my one-on-one interview with virginia governor ter ter >> well, i sat down with governor terri mc callive and hi this interview set up for a while. >> he had a busy week. timing is everything. >> especially when you don't have anything to do with it less than 24 hours news broke he would be investigated for campaign contributions and one thing a lot of people said to me tom he'll cancel your interview will cancel. >> i thought they would cable on you. >>

no more rain today. >> well let's turn to the race for the whitehouse this morning.ka gathered for state's party convention yesterday and they soundly reject aid proposal by nebraska senator ben stoos support a candidate. >> sas is one of the local leaders or vocal leaders rather of the anti-donald trump mov movement and he want gop to pick a third party candidate to push conservative again saturday and state republicans called for party unity. trump and clinton war of words is heat heating up. >> front runners took a break from campaigning but the back and forth between trump and clip ton continued on twitter. one of clinton campaign accounts tweeted why has donald trump not released tax return looks like he's out of excuse and links to a new campaign ad out this morning that asks vote whaerz is trump hiding and clinton campaign is trying to hammer home the point that trump would be first major party presidential nominee since 1976 to not release tax returns and trump is firing back on different front he tweeted out "if crooked hillary clinton cannot close deal on c

. >> in the race for the whitehouse bernie sanders told people to turn against trump and hillary clinton. he spoke to nearly 20,000 people at a rally in oakland yesterday and urged them to get out and vote for the june 7 primaries. >> and while in oakland bernie sanders watched the golden state warriors win game 76 the nba western conference finals and in an instagram post he said last week golden state was down three games to one and tonight they finished a come back in california. i like come backs. he >> let's talkbility rematch shall we nba rematch set after the golden state warriors take on the cleveland calf clears take on their second championship to take game 7 from oklahoma city steph curry 36 points led golden state to second straight championship match-up. it's the sixth straight series for lebron james. two straight for steph curry. warriors beat the cavs last year in the finals game one is thursday night. can't wait to see that. that will be good. >> all right. let's talk weather now. gary mcgrady. >> what's going on. >> hey, guys, listen i tell you what. it look likes we're

before 8 street and traffic looking good as you make your way around towards capital and by the whitehouse moving for a look in montgomery country 20 southbound speeds are what they should be as you cruise through rockville and kepdzing ton making your way to the top five of the beltway. no issues there. if you head out tonight a friendly reminder nats game 7:05 nats taking on tigers and watch for extra traffic south capitol and m street and increased metro on the navy yard. heads up for you if you make your way home this evening and grab umbrells a. rain could be an impact for morning commute and ride home today. certainly keep you updated. crash free. any questions call friends on twitter@attorney fox d.c. and we want to help you get around on this tuesday morning. >> and let's go to germany now and breaking news. a stabbing in munich. >> a suspect is in custody, 2 27-year-old german national and he expressed political motivations during the stabbings. german media says witnesses said the man is great in arabic during the attack. >> back closer to home the baltimore catholic archdioceses

. >> state of new jersey has to weigh in on the race for the whitehouse. they head to the polls the 7th of june. >> philadelphia police are investigating the circumstances behind officer-involved shooting that left a man dead in the early morning hours near overbrook and lancaster avenues in overbrook. and investigators say the unidentified driver allegedly tried to pull off as they attempted to question him. one officer fired several times. and the driver was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. police guidelines ban officers from firing into vehicles unless it is a matter of life avenue death. the police commissioner says he has questions of how this incident was handled. >> we have sound policys in the department we had for a lot of years relative to shooting at vehicles and putting yourself in compromising positions and so, that is something we are looking at seriously and on this matter. and we are talking about a loss of life. >> investigators are checking surveillance cameras in the area for video that might shed light on what happened. >> ne

thank you for all you have done and like senator whitehouse, i have had experience before. -- and have been in the room for some of these wiretaps. not federal, local. in yourof you noted testimony it is critical our laws reflect his balance between national security interest and privacy, civil the birdies. that is one of the reasons i cosponsored the usa freedom act and i wanted to ask you about that bill it self as we look at a reauthorization ahead and what we should be doing when we consider any changes to the law. ittion 702, do you believe strikes the appropriate balance between the protection of national security and civil liberty and what changes would you like to see. mr. weinstein? mr. weinstein: yes. i think it does that. by providing for ample oversight which is meaningful oversight to all three branches and then also , i think you see that balance being played out in terms of the procedures implemented by intelligence community refuted by the five's accord and by -- the fisa ourt -- court. is there has been no intentional misuse of authority which i think is very meaningfu

. >> state of new jersey has to weigh in on the race for the whitehouse. they head to the polls the 7th of june. >> philadelphia police are investigating the circumstances behind officer-involved shooting that left a man dead in the early morning hours near overbrook and lancaster avenues in overbrook. and investigators say the unidentified driver allegedly tried to pull off as they attempted to question him. one officer fired several times. and the driver was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. police guidelines ban officers from firing into vehicles unless it is a matter of life avenue death. the police commissioner says he has questions of how this incident was handled. >> we have sound policys in the department we had for a lot of years relative to shooting at vehicles and putting yourself in compromising positions and so, that is something we are looking at seriously and on this matter. and we are talking about a loss of life. >> investigators are checking surveillance cameras in the area for video that might shed light on what happened. >> ne

whitehouse: thank you, mr. president. i am back with my increasingly scuffed and battered "time to wake up" sign, now for the 138th time to urge that we stop sleep-walking through history. climate change, as we know, is already harming our oceans and farms, our health and our communities, yet here in the senate we continue to just stand idly by as carbon pollution piles up in the atmosphere, driving unprecedented changes in our states. i urge us again to wake up and to act with urgency. just three years ago, the monitoring station atop hawaii's montana low with a measure -- monaola measured a significant milestone: 400 parts her million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. this chart illustrates that march upwards of our carbon levels. and it's not just at this one spot in the pa sifnlgt the world's meteorological organization maintains a global atmospheric network of stations that spans 100 countries, including stations high in the alps, andes and himalayas as well as in the arctic and antarctic. earlier this month, the

whitehouse: thank you. i rise on my 136th in my series of speeches on global climate change, real science, the peer-reviewed kind, continues to prove the established connection between carbon pollution and the startling changes we see in our climate and oceans. changes that are so profound that we will leave to our children and grandchildren a world very different from the one we knew growing up. nonetheless, powerful fossil fuel interests still willfully spread disinformation about climate science. there are obvious similarities between the fossil fuel industry's denial of its products' climate effects and the tobacco industry's denial of its products' health effects. these similarities are sufficient that a proper inquiry should be made about pursuing a civil lawsuit like the one the justice department brought and one against big tobacco. i have made that suggestion, and, wow, did that set off an outburst. the right-wing climate denial outfits and the fossil fuel industry mouthpieces went into high gear.

billie whitehouse not only imagined this, she designed it.es sports fans a more emphatic experience. whitehouse along with her co-founder ben moir are currently working on a new clothing item for yoga enthusiasts. the yoga pants use haptic feedback or light tapping to help correct difficult yoga poses. by continuing to incorporate hardware and software into clothing, wearable experiments hopes to take fashion to the next level. [horns honking] woman: we've seen tenonology g from this thing that helps us to this thing that has become a frustration and a--an irritation. and we're so dependent on it now that you sort of dodon't see people at a dinner table without it. so we would love to be able to bring people back to this human connection. it's not just about technology to make us more efficient. it's actually technology to make us more human. wearable experiments is a wearable technology company and we create the hardware, the software, and the apparel for technology that's on the body. and i combined forces with my co-founder ben moir. and a

billie whitehouse not only imagined this, she designed it. gives sports fans a more emphatic experience. whitehouse along with her co-founder ben moir are currently working on a new clothing item for yoga enthusiasts. the yoga pants use haptic feedback or light tapping to help correct difficult yoga poses. by continuing to incorporate hardware and software into clothing, wearable experiments hopes to take fashion to the next level. [horns honking] woman: we've seen tenonology g from this thing that helps us to this thing that has become a frustration and a--an irritation. and we're so dependent on it now that you sort of dodon't see people at a dinner table without it. so we would love to be able to bring people back to this human connection. it's not just about technology to make us more efficient. it's actually technology to make us more human. wearable experiments is a wearable technology company and we create the hardware, the software, and the apparel for technology that's on the body. and i combined forces with my co-founder ben moir. a

. >> reporter: in march rhode island democratic senator shell didn't whitehouse made that remark to loretta lynch. within days democratic attorney generals from dozen states fired off subpoena seeking records from climate change skeptics. >> we engage as our mission in public advocacy way more a chilling effect it's a freezer effect. >> reporter: exxonmobil was subpoenaed by new york's attorney general seek 40-year-old in house research about fossil fuels and climate. information might hurt shareholder value. >> we have to see what documents are in there, but certainly all of the claims would have some form of fraud. >> reporter: exxonmobil's response? >> the answer is a simple no. >> reporter: on may 25th five republican senators demanded doj cease it's use of law enforcement on stifling private debate on climate change. >> the attorney general of the united states should not be threatening criminal investigation with respect to anyone who chooses to exercise their first amendment rights. >> reporter: first amendment rights aside accusations of distorting climate science for political use

senator whitehouse and myself is that funding was consistent. the judiciary committee worked hard to drop legislation -- to draft legislation to get this within a fiscal year. there would be funding to get this legislation. however, as my colleagues know, this is an authorization bill. it directs how funding will be spent, it's not a spending bill. having said all that, as senator shaheen knows, i supported her efforts to add additional resources over and because i believe this is an urgent problem and it rises to the level of being an emergency. , anda fiscal conservative that means it is not paid for by offsetting other programs. we have done this with health care emergencies when we have something like the ebola crisis. i think this is a crisis. i'm a cosponsor of senator shaheen's amendment. i do not support the efforts of some who say there is no money in here. this is an authorization bill, the first step towards getting the money in the future. that is the point. drug the author of the free community built. $1.9 million has been spent, cr

and finally, i special want to thank senators whitehouse and booker who teamed up with me to push for important changes before the markup in committee and who have been tremendous partners ongoing through the process. there are many others, of course, in the senate and in the house on the republican side, the democratic side who have played a role in getting this bill to where it is now. a few small steps from being signed into law. i would like to specifically thank the environmental defense fund. on any project like this, you need forces inside the building, but you need forces outside the building marshaling expertise, creating a conversation among grass roots proponents, bringing their expertise, their insights to bear. their lead senior scientist richard denison played an instrumental role in the preparation of this bill. many americans do not know that the chemicals in their household products are completely unregulated. it's been 40 years since the last major reform to our federal chemical laws took place. and there's been absolutely no action of any kind since 1991 when there

. >> house republicans claim their bill plus the millions the whitehouse shifted from unused ebola fundingould provide enough funding to zika through late september. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump goes one-on-one with megan kelly. it is the first interview between the two since trump questioned past remarks of republican debate last august. trump says he may have mid mistakes but doesn't dwell on regrets and choice of words and actions during the republican primary trump says it worked. >> there's nothing wrong with being presidential if i would not have fought back the way i does i don't think i would have been successful. >> it's do or die. he added if i don't win, i will consider it to be a total and complete waste of time, energy and money. >> interesting. >> little contrition there from mr. trump. sounds like my life. >> good day philadelphia starts in nine minutes. >> yes. >> let's talk about this. we have a fun way to wake you up. wake up wednesday we call it. this morning we're waking up a woman afraid of clowns. how do we wake her up. we send in the clowns. >> sen

. >> we'll see if anything comes out of that out of the whitehouse. >> the latest where we get all our office equipment good after we talked about the baker hughes deal called off last week we have another deal tixded by the government. justice department basically saying its staples and office depot come together in 6 billion merger and less competition and business customers and staplers and pencil and paper klimz for workers they will pay higher prices. staples and office depot agre agreeing to call over the merger. the reason they want to tie up in the first place is they're suffering because of amazon and walmart and more competition. in office supply space. yet the government says this deal is not good for consumers. it's a little sticky there you're rights it may drive more people to online where the overhead is honestly not as much for the companies to sell stuff. let's get toe airport news anybody waited in long security line may there be help coming from congress of all places. >> #i hate to wait and now two democratic to a dot ep u.s. airlines saying we know how we'll get th

and following up on senator whi whitehouse's point, there's been no warrant issued for these collections. and when the attention shifts to americans' communications that are collected over a five year period with 90 plus thousand people outside the united states i think it becomes a moment when the fourth amendment would require court approval. >> thank you. last but not least, ms. brand. >> thank you. i would urge congress to reauthorize section 702. i don't think any changes are necessary. i would note that the law in our in depth review of the program and our lengthy report did not recommend legislative changes. we did recommend a number of changes to the way the program operates that could be implemented by the administration or the fisa court. the government is continuing to work on some others. i think those are the appropriates way to handle it. >> thank you to all of you, thanks. >> senator blumenthal? >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome to this very important and helpful panel. it is a very complex topic. you've given insightful and intelligent responses to difficult questions.

whitehouse. i think the question is the implication of f we dont pass this today and maybe you can speak to that a little bit. >> melissa whitehouse mayors budget office. thank you for passing the ones you passed throughout today so the supplemental is moving pluny one place to the other. i have concerns not moving forward for public of health and [inaudible] because the numbererize large it would have a impact on the day to day service. i don't know what it will mean but think the impacts will be serious and the police deparchlt is very large so worried about their ability to provide service through the rest of the year if they didn't have the puny moved from one place to the other. >> colleagues any questions or comments? seeing none, is there any sort of suggestion, motion on the remainder of the item? >> i like a motion to vote on the item. i think from my perspective i understand my colleagues comments i think that it is instructive how we'll handsal things but like to see the item move forw

. >> well the whitehouse announced malia obama, gorgeou gorgeous, the oldest daughter. >> and smart,s. >> she's going to harvard university. she'll begin her college career in the fall of 2017. >> why september she going this september? she'll be a member of the class of 2021. >> i'll tell you why not going this september she's doing gak year. >> she's working at the gap. >> no gap year you. >> decide to take a year off to pursue interests or volunteer or that kind of thing. >> explore life, travel. >> must be nice. >> turns out it's becoming increasingly popular a lot of students are starting to do this, aren't they, chris? did you take a gap year chris murphy. >> no. >> my mom wrote me a check for a couple grand and said good look see you later. the gap year thing, if they told me they could gap year it's like work at the gap and pay your own rent and figure it out. by the way, this is true. among those admitted to selective colleges and university, alex said, these kids here in america cording to american gap association there's an association called that said enrollment in gap ye

the race for the whitehouse many presidential hopefuls competing in indiana tomorrow.at included ted cruz texas senator sfoing supporters at an event in indiana. cruz not letting numbers slow him down for interruptions from the crowd. one of those interruptions coming from a child who heckled cruz. >> imagine a different world it would be if someone had told donald trump that years ago. you know, in my household, when a child behalves that way they get a spanking [ cheers ] indiana prime areay will be held tomorrow along with nebraska, oregon and washingto washington. meanwhile democratic presidential front runner hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail, sort of. she was selected as keynote speaker for freedom fund dinne dinner. both side were fair game for president obama's final white house correspondence dinner saturday night and he spared none in his jokes saturday night including himself. >> i want to close my final white house correspondence dinner by saying thank you, i'm very proud of what you have done. it's been an honor and privr ledge to work

is app afront to the residents and elected leaders of this city and the whitehouse says it will vetofforts by congressional reps to put d.c. bark fortheir thumbs and house plans that vote today opt bill that would force the city to once again get congressional it strongly opposes the bill noting residents deserve to have the same ability as other u.s. president depingts and elected leaderso their local revenues to address their unique needs. and allow the city to spend local taxes as sees fit and mayor still submits a budge totes coming gress for 30 day review period. only if there is no action and city is free to move forward. referendum is upheld in superior court in march and congressional republicans slap city with later bill that prevents residents from passing a financial freedom referendum again. congress woman eleanor holmes norriton believes the senate will block house republican efforts and if today's vote failed opponents say they would go at it one more time by putting same language inside a must pass from a bumet bill. d.c. is suggested to burd eps not born by any other

. >> senator whitehouse? you, i whitehouse: thank would like, i guess, first to make the point that under title i, we said quite clearly that a school must get -- if i quote correctly -- the funds it would otherwise receive under title i. we did not say it should get the as other schools receive. there wouldn't have been agreement on it if we said that. it's fairlyhink, clear. what worries me is that we get into a wrangle over this regulation, reading the law as statement rather the former statement which seems to me to be reasonably clear, that will start to get distracted wem all of the areas that baked into the slot with it was common agreement that there is a great opportunity for innovation. was to open up curriculum. we had that get slaughtered in title i schools because everything that didn't teach to the test got thrown overboard for fear that the boat would backif the testing came for the. that was a terrible disservice to the student in the schools. we set up innovative dashboard opportunities for p

the whitehouse office of legislative affairs helped run the people which included four to six people from each of several agencies which were the state department, treasury, the american delegation to the united nations, that is samantha power, and at times the department of defense as well as the department of energy and the national security council. rhodes was -- quote -- kind of like the quarterback running the daily videoconferences and coming up with lines of attack and pairing. quote -- he was extremely good about immediately getting to a phrase or a way of getting the message out that just made more sense, staff members report. framing the deal is a choice between peace and war was rhodes' go-to move and that proved to be the winning argument. and just to be clear, that wasn't the choice. the choice wasn't between war and peace, and they knew it. they were spinning the public, the press and the congress. the person credited with running the digital side of this campaign, the director of digital response for the whitehouse office of -- white house office of digital strategy be

. >>> plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the new whitehouse order to schools across the country on transgender bathrooms. >> nobody should be discriminated against. our suggestion is that the rules should apply to everybody equally. >>> and our power play of the week, the senate matchmaker. >> people hear about capitol hill and it's a mess and everyone is yelling and fighting. well, people are falling in love and establishing families. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump was busy putting out fires this week, trying to get house speaker paul ryan on board his campaign. but this weekend trump faces new problems. a newspaper investigation into his treatment of women over the years, and a strange story that he often posed as a publicist to brag about himself. >>> joining me now republican national committee chair reince priebus live from rnc head quarters. chairman, i want to start with that article in the "new york times" today, it's called "crossing the line, trump's private conduct with women." they did more than 50

whitehouse. i think the question is the implication of f we dont pass this today and maybe you can speak to that a little bit. >> melissa whitehouse mayors budget office. thank you for passing the ones you passed throughout today so the supplemental is moving pluny one place to the other. i have concerns not moving forward for public of health and [inaudible] because the numbererize large it would have a impact on the day to day service. i don't know what it will mean but think the impacts will be serious and the police deparchlt is very large so worried about their ability to provide service through the rest of the year if they didn't have the puny moved from one place to the other. >> colleagues any questions or comments? seeing none, is there any sort of suggestion, motion on the remainder of the item? >> i like a motion to vote on the item. i think from my perspective i understand my colleagues comments i think that it is instructive how we'll handsal things but like to see the item move forw

. >> now to the race for the whitehouse.p the nomination republican presidential candidate donald trump is still courting voters and attracting a lot of protesters. this was the scene in san diego friday. police in riot gear had protesters that demonstrated near the con veption center where trump was speaking. there was a lot of pushing and shoving and three people were arrested. and no one was seriously hurt. . >> over to the hillary clinton is still answering questions about that private email system that she was using while she was secretary of state. now, earlier this week the state department up suspect tore general issued a harsh report the ig says clinton never asked for permission to use that personal email system and now this report is separate from the fbi investigation that is the already underway. meanwhile there's a civil suit seeking more information about clinton email practices. starting here 8:30 "fox 5 news" on the hill veronica cleary and i are serving up a politics packed breakfast. "fox 5 news" on the hi

whitehouse. i think the question is the implication of f we dont pass this today and maybe you can speak to that a little bit. >> melissa whitehouse mayors budget office. thank you for passing the ones you passed throughout today so the supplemental is moving pluny one place to the other. i have concerns not moving forward for public of health and [inaudible] because the numbererize large it would have a impact on the day to day service. i don't know what it will mean but think the impacts will be serious and the police deparchlt is very large so worried about their ability to provide service through the rest of the year if they didn't have the puny moved from one place to the other. >> colleagues any questions or comments? seeing none, is there any sort of suggestion, motion on the remainder of the item? >> i like a motion to vote on the item. i think from my perspective i understand my colleagues comments i think that it is instructive how we'll handsal things but like to see the item move forw